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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17
In the CITY Poorhouse.

Visitors to the institution of which /
have charge always express much sympa-
thy for the old men and women who are
classed as paupers, and are inclined to
pity the friendless and forlorn conditioned
the aged men. If these visitors knew how
many of these feeble and broken down
charges upon the city have healthy and
well to do grown up children in the city,
mere than able 10 care for them, they
would consider much of their sympathy
as wasted.-Poorhouse Supt. in Globe
Democrat
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17
FOR SALE

A good established BUSINESS with entire
Stock. Satisfactory terms made to reliable
purchaser, Address Business" EVENING
CAPITAL. %Vlo
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A Considerate NIeninl.

Sam Walzup, although in afIluent cir
cumstanccs is one OF the most shabbily
dressed men in Austin. His colored body
servant, Tom, on the other hand, dresses
like a dude. One day Mr.. Wallup said
to Tom:
''It must cost you n great deal for
clothes. You arc always dressed in the
height of fashion,"
eyes, sah, it does cost me right smart,
but ] does it, sab, entirely on your &C.
count"
con my accountY'
eyes, sab; CT was to dress as you do,
nobody would hab the slightest respec'
for you, sab. '-Texas Siftings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17
FOR SALE

A small lot of thoroughbred YOUNG POUL-
TRY, such as Light Brahmas. White Leg
horn. and White Crested Black Polish. Apply
at THIS OFFICE 9LolW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17

Go not. o perfect dayi
o day so beautiful, so golden bright
A little longer stay
Soon in thy western window fades the light;
Soon comes the night.
Delay
Go not, o perfect day!
Go not, dear life, awayl
Dear life, ones cheerful friend and guest of yore
A little longer stay
Soon wilt thou steal from us, and shut'.he door,
And come no more!
Delay!
Go not, dear life away
Robertson Trowbridge in Lippincotts.
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NoTTCT

Every member OF Annapolis Division No
l6 5. of Il. are requested TO meet at theta hal
MONDAY NIGHT. Sept 10Th, as business o
Special Importance will require the atten
dance of Every Member, By order.
9I3 GEO, NJ. HYDE, II. S.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17

We will insert in this column advertise.
ments OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost
Found, &c, not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-17

For Rent OF Sale
fua A THREE-STORY and ATTIC BRICK
I'D DWELLING. Slate roof, No. AZ Glou-
cester st. Inquire at Judge Welsh's Hanover
Street. 9l01m
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WANTED,

To Buy a Black and Tan TERRIER DOG,
abont six months old. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
DOY WANTED in Store, Enquire at this
ID Office 972w
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For Sale

t<zSzsszE->, A good BATTEAU % feet long
rsss-EF7s=s77a7z1 in good condition and all ready
- for Clustering. Will carry from
60 to 20 bushels of oysters apply to A. p,
ERLANDSON, Maryland Steamboat Wharf
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Non.Resldent Notice.

ifSuit eouft oil Shelby county. Tennetsee-
AtuiC IHylorvs. Tlomas Taylor.
aplcafing from edition Sled In this
autei which d sworn 90, that the defend
~, Ihomat Iayl1r' ua nonstc'iicut Of the
late ot lUnncsttet
II u therefore ordered, Th2t he make
pie appearance herein, AZ the courthouse,
IN he city Of Memphis, Tonnetsee. on or
before he third Monday IN seriember,
next, lsN, ard Ilead, answer W demur 10
plaintiff till Tor divorce, or The am. viii
be taken TOR confessed AZ 90 him and The
cause tet 'lt hearing On pariei and that
cQpy. n this order be published once a
week i, for tour successive weeks, In the Mem.
phls Daily Appeal
A oopy-Attesti
DANIEL ScnLoss. Clark
By Y, Young, Deputy Clerk
Attorney TOT plaintiff, John 4, Mos,,
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Or N. a. DAUPHIN,

Washington. ~. a.,
o. a 8 " est Court NJ, Memphis, Tenn
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EDUCATIONAL.
NAIARnS Seminary for YOUNG
" V LanIES cal unu,. O.,

giils. Health and care trst. SPLEEN
did teachers PAtroniIed by men Of liberal
minds To all Churches. Ample room for er-
ercise, with city ADVANTAGES. A bon.teeta-
rian School, with beet aids 10 religion. The
success. Lectures on many subjects. French
spoken AZ tables. Tho diningroom IL the most
elsgant 10 The building. EDWARDS
W. n. WARD, Nashville, Tenn w
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1T. LOUIS SEMINARY.

A PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL Of High
~ Grade for Limited Number Of Young
Ladies, situated at Jennings. NO., 3 miles
from 81. Louis ION NaLath R'yl and one o.
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we'll ventilated buildings, with beautiful and
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mencet Sept Z, 81. For particulars, cats-
logue, etc apply At once 70 tho Principal,
B. e. BLEwRTr, LII. D., Jennings, No.
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COVERED WITH SALT RuIUx.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES arc the greatest medi-
oines en- earth. Had tho worst case of Salt
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lieve CUTICuRA would have saved her life.
nv arms, breast - d head were covered for
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until 4 used the CUrIcuRA RKsoLvKST, inter
nally, and CUTICURA and CUTICuR, soar, ex-
tern ally. j. W. ADAMS.
NEWARK, o.
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SKIN5BLOOD
Diseases from Pimpiss 20 ScrOI MIA
Cured by uttc0Ta.

Hundreds OF letters In our possession copies
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this story: have been terrible sufferer for
years from Oisea,es Of the Skin and Blood |;
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reason OF NY dis6guring humors; have had
dollars, and sot no reliei until used the
CUrioURA kEAEDIEs. which have cured me
and lett my skin and blood as pure as
child's,
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, W

oAhbNAVNt Nhs
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nine months, For full particulars apply 10
the principal for catalogue
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HEAD, FACE ASH BODY RAW.

commenced TO use your CUrIcuRA RHNK-
DIES last July. Ny he I'd ana face aud some
was covered with scabs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful. had tried everything
/ had heard II in the East and West. Ny
case was considered q very bad one I have
now not n particle Of Skin Humor about me,
and my case IL considered wonderful.
DEcAruR. MICH. Mas s.E. WHlPPLE.
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A FEVER MORE CURED.

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which is III. ~. Jason, MERCHANT, of this
place. JOHN V. MlN0k, Druggist,
0ainesboro, Tenn
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no" 1T ACIIH aa
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H. Aand Weakness relieved I'm one
Amtaute by The tuitcors Anti
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ana Chemical Co, Boston
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sUmnER EXCURSION TICKETS.

P0UND TRIP. TICKETS to the various
IL sprir 20 and seaside resorts will be on
sale by the Memphis aud Charleston Rail-
road on aud after June Let. A fall supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other tprings matter
on hand. and will be promptly mailed. with
full schedules and direction how 10 reach
trouble aud maximum Of comfort, convent
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W. N. HALDEmAH
President Of the treat LOUISVILLE {
RIER-JOUliNAL CO., tells vha
DO knows Of
Wintersmirh's Chill c.!
OTrioI oT THI lorHltl-JounsLL.

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my family. Tho results have been ontirely
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year. s'audiuG, 10 whirh ! believe ever
know remedy had beer tried wi.h tempo.
rary tt.lef- tho chillt rsturuing periodicals.
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remedies hut the chills would return Al it.
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promise 1rit. Rsspe.tfullyi .
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CUrIouR, RENtDEs arc add everyw here.
Price, CUTicURA, so cents; REsoLvEsr, 90
Avn CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Macs. SEND Tor
"How ,o cure rEin Diseases"
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II HfnfT scnTfs % UOfTpOHff.
It's Strand single Number Draw
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cember.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery 20.

incorporated In 1865 for twenty-five rear
By the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes-withA capital Of o..
O0O, 0O0-tO which n reserve fund Of over $780,
OQhAs since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vota IL
frAnchi,s vas made part ofthe present STATE
Constitution. adopted December I'd. AID.
1917.
TAs oHiv Lottery erer ,oied on aud endorses
bp As people " any Slate.
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PARAELLISM and CRIME.
THE LONDON "TIMEs'' OPENS AN
OTHER CHAPTER
On the Alleged Outrages, Which II is
Trying 10 Convince Itself
Are true.
GLADSTONE GETS A ROU SING
WELCOME AT CARDIFF.
The Evlctions In BOdyke Continue
A Hot Fight TO Gust Ten
Ant-Cablegrams.

LONDON, June THE Times this
morning publishes another installme Mt
OF it's Psrnelism and crimes articles.
Opposite it's leader II prints a fac
smile OF the tenth psge of the Irish
World, OF New York, Of February l6,
1884, and also the greater portion OF
Patrick Ford's address published in
the same issue. The publications are
accompanied by an explanatory article
describing the various funds men,
toned and the fate Of the men con-
nected Herewith. In an editorial on
the subject the Times says: 1.-THE whole
conspiracy, whether carried on by
mesly monthed gentlemen who cit at
London dinner tables or by fiends
who orga1iS3 arson and murder,
Is one and indivisible. 1t Is paid out
OF the same purse, worked by
the came men, directed to the
same ends and inspired by one uni
yersal hatred Of England and de-
termination to bring about, II possible,
q complete separation between Eng.
land and Ireland. Whether the money
goes to support the Gladstonians in
Parliament 10 equip deeperadoes for
the committsl Of outrages in English
towns ia mere matter OF tactics.
Whenever we find the constitutional
agitators with the same mask laid
aside, a. in the ca,e OF Mr.. Davitt at
Bodyke, we had that their language,
sentiments and sims are identical with
those OF the ruffians by whose support
they live and whom they in PArlia-
ment pretend 10 be ignorant OF.
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CABLEG RAMS.

BRussRLs, June The principal
government organ asserts that the
Prime Minister Of Belgium desires to
abandon Office.
LONDON, June 7.-Csmbridge Uni
yeraity has conferred honorary de-
Rrees upon Prof. Gray, Of Harvard
COLLEGE, and Sir Donald Smith, OF
Montreal.
LONDON, June MIR, Gladstone, in
speech ut Newport inveis he'd against
the cnange Of venue provided for in
certain cases by the Irish crimes act
amendment bill and against the meas
ure te'ng made permanent
CALCUTTA, June7 The troops Of the
Amer OF Aighanistan and the Chill
Sais, who are in revolt against the
Ameer's authority, retain the same po-
Ations they have occupied for some
time past and are apparently trying TO
s.arve each other out.
LONDON, June Mr.. John Morley
will become political director Of the
Daily Ne0s aud will contribute the
leading a ticles to that paper. Mr.,
Lucy writes that he has resigned the
editoIship of the Netcs, and will re-
turn to the Post in the gallery of the
Houte Of Commons.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEMORIAL
SERVICES
At CairO-SOme superb OratiOns De-
liVered aAd Splendid Music by
the Special Choir.
IoORREsPoSDKScE or THE APPEAL ]

looRBEsP0NDENCK OF THE APPEALI
CAIRO, ILL, June 6.--Cairo Com.
msndery, Knights Templar, held their
annual memorial services on yesterday
afternoon. The stair was an unQuali-
fed success, all the arrangements
being carried out without hitch to
mar the harmony OF the proceeding.
About o'clock the Knights left
their asylum, headed by the band uni.
formed in blue and gold, and marched
In two columne, open order, TO the
special train waiting to carry them to
Beech Grove Cemetery, four miles
north of Cairo. They were in full uni
form and their bright equipments,
costly banners, rich swords and long
plumes produced very handsome
effect. Toe train was soon filed with
Knights and ladies and moved out to
the cemetery, which is near the rail-
read. On arrival the ranks were re-
formed, aud, preceded by the hand
now playing a dead march, the pro-
cesson slowly entered the cemetery.
On reaching the center the Knights
were marshaled in triangle, with the
orator OF the day, Sir knight Freder-
lex Howard, DID, OF Jackson, Tenn,
at the apex. Several excellent and
suitable songs were eung by the especial
choir, and the regular ritual for the
oc ,asioD, cor sisting OF responsive ex-
ercises from Scripture, was then i'm
pressively solemnized After this the
annual memorial address was delv-
cred by Sir Knight Howard. 1t was
pronounced the best ever delivered be
fore the Cairo Oommandery on me.
mortal day. The speaker, in a lumin-
GUS manner, showed the exalted char
acter Of the tenets of the order and in
the course OF the grafton brought
tears to many knightly and womsnly
eyee. At its conclusion another sweet
and appropriate song was rendered by
the choir, after which the graves Of
deceased knights aud families were
decorated, the Templsrs surrounding
each burial lot with arms presented
aud heads uncovered, while an officer
OF high rank deposited the floral en-
blems, which were very tasteful and
varied. Afterward the Knights
marched back to the train through q
great concourse Of people and returned
to the asylum at Cairo.
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the work that ] have for her TO do.
could NOT have q better selection bad
there been q hundre1 10 select from.
Though At first Miss Alien was mex.
perienced in the practical duties oil
Office work, yet che soon passed over
the period and has developed an apt
ness in grssping ard understanding
the routine OF work that ia rarely seen.
Her close application and patient in
dustry convinees me beyond doubt
that che will have no superior in her
pref ssion. Yonrs irnlv.
II. O. WILLIAMSON.
Manager Equitable Mortgage Company"
The order OF exercises during COM
mencement at The Industrial Institute
and College will be az follows, and
will be conducted in the college
chapel:
SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH,
1880 a.m.-Sermon by the Rev. O.
H. Strickland, ID, OF Nashville,
Tenn.
$3.50 p.m.-Sermon before the Young
Women's Christian Association.
MONDAY, JUNR 20TH.
1890 a.m.-0ration by DR.. B. F.
Ward, Wiuona, Mise.
Delivery OF medals.
2to8 p.m.-Ex hibit Of the indus
trial departments.
$3.50 pm,-Eatertainment, musical
and literary.
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NEWBERN, TENN.
THE DROP PROSPECTS VERY EN-
COUKAGING.
Labor In Demand-StOck AFFLICTED
with HydFOphobia-
Slch ness.
IoonnEsroSDKSoE ov THE ArrHAL.l

lCORREsPOEDKECE or THE AfPRAL.
NEwBRRN, TENN, June 6.-The re.
cent rains have greatly increased the
prospects for crop, which have been
very good oil the time. Farmers say
this has been most excellent eeasoD
for working crops and all are greatly
encouraged with the present outlook.
They are In the midst OF harvest now,
which is above the average. Wheat
is Very fine on good land, and large
acreage was sown in this section.
Harvest came at least ten days earlier
than usual and the farmers are over
burdened with work. Extra help is in
demand at good prices. A great many
cattle have been killed bySeating too
much clover. Decidedly more have
died this season from bloat than any
previous year.
The mad dogs have been playing sad
havoc In some sections Of late. O1e
man lest two good mules and another
fine mule, and quite number OF
good COWS have died from the effects OF
hydrophobia. One man, Mr.. Parks,
who lives in town here, lost a fine
Holstein COW that cost him over 500
from the effects OF a dog bite. After
she began to 70 mad she was battered
up and many different remedies tried
to no effect, and she finally had to be
shot she got 30 dangerous.
The closing exercises OF the Male
and Female College will commence
June 14th and continue for week.
Ample preparations have been made
to make this one Of the most interest
ing commencement exercises for the
past several years Each department
will be fully represented and the en-
tire week consumed by the different
grades. The past year has been a
most successful one in the school, and
nearly all the teachers have been re-
tanned for the incoming school year.
An extra school tax has recently been
voted by our people, who are always
wide awake to their educational inter-
est.
There has been quite an epidemic
CT nux for the past week or two.
Mrs. Guy Douglas, Ms. DR.. john
ston, ]. T. Wilson and City Attorney
w. Bunny are on the sick list.
The meeting which was to have
commenced at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church was postponed on &C.
count OF so much sickness.
johnson & Wall had their sawmill,
situated two miles north of town,
burned Friday night. fortunately
they lost but little lumber. The total
loss will be some $500 or 5000.
Quite number Of new houses are
being erected, and signs Of progress
and improvement are visible on every
hand. JIM
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TWO "KIDS" MURDER
AN OLD ITALIAN NAMED LOUIS
MAsKROPRrRO.
The boys Aged IL and 0 Years ne
specIively, named JOhn MeehAn
and William KlOtEberKer.

NKw York, June $50 small were
two boys who were arraigned at the
Tombs Police Court today that the
magistrate was obliged to rise from
his seat and lean over his desk to zee
them. They were John Meehan and
William Kloisberger, aged nine and
eleven years, respectively. They were
charged with murder. When on
their way home from school, the two
boys met an eyed Italian, Louis Mask
ropetro, at the corner OF Grand and
Mott streets. William pushed John
against the Oldham, who fell. He got
up and moved away but the boys
stoned and jostled him until he fell
again, frscturingl his, skull. The old
man was taken TO hospital whore he
died and the youngsters are to be
tried for murder.
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Purge away the old, diseased aud
worn out body, said DR.. Brandreth.
Replace the discharged matters OF the
system with good, simple food and
thus build up new and sound body
in place CT one feeble and diseased.
Every man should know that he must
be renewed" at least once in two OF
three years, else he would soon break
down completely. The renewing pro-
cess is easily brought about by purg.
ing with Brandrsth's Pills. They put
nav Life into old hndieR.
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THE FIRE RECORD
For Che MOnth Of May-LOsaes
Placed at 0IO,6S6.BOO.

NKw YORK, June7.-The Daily Com-
mercial Bulletin in its monthly fire
record places the losses for May at
$40 6S6,600 The figures are 81 900, 600
larger than the average figures for
May during the past twelve years, and
larger than those Of May, 1886, by
i3,635, 500. The tola fire waste for the
fret Ave months Of 1887 amount to
SOL 500, 800 against S44, Toe, 600 for tbs
corresponding period of 1885. The
Losses do not Include forest fires.
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The EVictiOas Rt B0dyke with
Fall FOFce-A BiE Fight.

DUBLIN, Jane 1.-THE evictions at
Bodyke were continued today. Tenant
McNsmsra, who was behind with bis
rent, defended bis house, but the
bailiffs broke hole in the wall. Logs
and boiling water were thrown
through the hole at the evicting force.
A policeman who was holding the
colonel's umbrella dashed through the
opening male by the bsiliffs and
other officers followed him. A fight
ensued, and the tenants were evicted
and afterwards arrested, The bailiffs
charge the tenants with having thrown
vitriol upon them, but this Ia denied
A tenant named Murphy made simi
lar resistance TO eviction from hi
holding.
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IRELAND.
The National League Discusses MT.
DnVitt's Action.

DUBLIN, June 6.-At the regular
fortnightly meeting OF the National
League, held here, the consensus OF
opinion OF those present was that the
course of Mr.. Davitt in advising the
tenants to resist eviction by every
means in their power, was not wise.
Mr.. Timothy Harrington, secretary Of
the league, announced that the or
Rsnixing council would implore the
tenants not to allow anything to drive
them to violence, which would be to
play into the enemy's hands. Mr.
Harrington, in his address 10 the
league, quoted fully the closing words
Of the speech made by Mr.. Parnell on
the night the Irish crimes amendment
act was introduced into the House Of
Commons.